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This bonus track combines two ideas in one. While the main album has Francis Dunnery and Fernando Perdomo trading licks at the end of "Starship Trooper" in the section called "Wurm", this version has three different guitar solos playing continuously. That was one fun idea and the other idea I had early on when I first started recording creative covers with Billy was to do a "mash up" laying over lyrics from different songs (which was also done for "The Fish"). Combining the two as a bonus track to wrap up the Special Edition just made sense to us. - Dave

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from Yesterday and Today Special Edition (Hi Res 24 bit 96k + Bonus Tracks), released November 10, 2018
Billy Sherwood - Vocals, Bass, 1st Guitar Solo, Rhythm Guitar, Drums
Francis Dunnery - 2nd Guitar Solo
Fernando Perdomo - 3rd Guitar Solo, Rhythm Guitar, Bass
Dave Kerzner - Keyboards
Derek Cintron - Drums

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Dave Kerzner & Sonic Elements Miami, Florida

Dave Kerzner, of the band "Sound of Contact", has a variety of Progressive Rock projects including his work as a solo artist. Dave's “Sonic Elements” project uses sounds from his company Sonic Reality and features iconic guests like Steve Hackett (Genesis), Keith Emerson (ELP), Billy Sherwood (Yes), Francis Dunnery (It Bites), with SR drums from Neil Peart, Nick Mason... ... more

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